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ODDS AND ENDS.
Stray Leaves From a Reporter's
Note Book,
Gathered During the Past Twenty
Four Hours.

Inc season for picnics is close at hand.
The sprinkler does excellent work since
its recent temperance.
Read over the list of Jurors and
see whether your name is there.
Business is quite lively at the land
othce In the matter of hearing contests,
etc.
The land contest of j. j. Haupoff VS..
John London is in progress at the land
Office.
Straw hats are getting to be quite nu
merous on the streets of the city and else
where.
One or two DRINKS were judicially dealt
with and calaboosed in the police courts
Yesterday.
Good weather for the grass" is the
remark often heard among the, cattlemen
within the past three days.
There was a fair attendance at the NJ.
4. lyceum Mt the Methodist church last
evening. A good programme was pre-
scented.
The Mother Goose" entertainment is
to be repeated at the Congregational
church tonight by the Band of Hope
| children.
Matters in reference to the corner stone
celebration are progressing favoraby, and
every preparation is being made by the
committee to insure its success.
The city was extremely lively yesterday
in various ways, In fact there was SO much
trouble brewing that it was proposed to
call out the Cheyenne Rangers to keep
the peace.
A special meeting of the Irish Bcnevo-
lent Society will be held at st. Johns
hall this friday evening, at I 80 o clock.
All members are requested to attend. By
order of the president.
The surveyors down around Greeley are
still at work, or pretend to be, and it is
suspected that some of the e~nterprising
sharps down that way are trying to fool
the grangers for motives known but to
themselves.
The owners on the lots on the south
west corner of Sixteenth and Eddy
streets have put a price upon them such
as the committee of the A. o. y. w.
think they are unable to pay In Justice to
themselves.
The prisoners in the county Jail have of
late made SO much noise hat Sheriff
Sharpless has been obliged to call a halt
on them, as their hilarity-either real or
pretended-has been such as to disturb
the whole court house fraternity.
People who complain about certain
things getting into the newspapers which
they would prefer to have left out ought
to remember that it is the duty of a re-
porter to do the very thing they think
ought not to be done, and if he fail to do
these things he is not fit to be connected
with a live newspaper in the capacity of a
reporter or a local editor.
The United States signal observer re-
ports as follows: Maximum temperature
yesterday, 720; minimum temperature,
37'; highest wind, is miles per hour !;
direction, S. At 3 p. M. the tenn
perature at Salt Lake was 72', Denver T2o,
Omaha 740, North Platte so, Yankton,
7S', Des Moines 70, Davenport Ga.
An old gentleman by the name of
Barr, who was a passenger on yesterday
mornings eastern bound train, stated to
THE LEADER reporter that an IL year old
boy of his, who recently strayed away
from near Golden, Col, had been traced
to this city. and the father is very anxious
to find him. He continued his journey
eastward to Ohio, however, notwlthstand-
ing his anxiety for his lost boy.
Fined, But VIII Appeal,
, 1887-05-06
Fined, But WIN Appeal,

The case of the city of Cheyenne W.. j.
NJ. Culver was taken up and tried before
Judge Lee yesterday, T. NJ. Fisher ap.
pearing for the city and H. Donzelman
for the defendant, and resulted adversely
to the defendant, who was fined $40 and
costs. He will appeal to the district
court.
The case OF the Territory of Wyoming
VS.. Mrs. Copeland, who is charged with
assault and battery, will be heard before
Judge Lee and a jury at . O'Clock this af-
ternoOn.
, 1887-05-06

"A and reliable Medicines are the best
49, to depend upon. Acker's Blooa Ell
ixir has been prescribed for years for all lin
purities ofthe Blood. In every form OF scrof-
ulous. Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, 1t Is
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal
DR.. w. n. Hunt,
, 1887-05-06

The &. A. R. committee of arrange
ments set out to hold a meeting last
evening, but no quorum could be obtained.
The Reynolds post will meet this evening,
at which time the question whether the
post will attend in a body the corner stone
exercises will be decided.
, 1887-05-06
GestIe.nen's fancy OUer-
shirts In percaIe and inn
ported cassensere, at Ut.
Marks. Eddy street.

For Carpenters, Builders and others.
Having sold my lumber yard. | now offer
my entire stock of Lumber, Shingles and
all kinds of Building Materials at a great
reduction for the next sixty days, owing to
my being compelled to vacate the prem
ises. q. r. HuRD.
, 1887-05-06
A Card of

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rishel desire to
express their thanks to their friends for
their tokens of kindly remembrance at the
funeral Of their little child.
, 1887-05-06
Sale of Furniture, Etc.

There will be sold at auction at IL
o'clock to-day, at the front door of the
Wyoming Commission House, opposite
the City hall, about $4,000 worth of
household furniture, including:
20 marble top bed room suits,
800 yards of body brussels carpet,
60 chairs of all kinds,
20 stand lamps and 4 hanging lamps,
l folding bed,
20 woven wire springs,
10 heating stoves,
4 cook stoves and pipe,
20 washbowls and pitchers,
240 pillows, bedding OF all kinds, and
lots of other articles too numerous
to mention.
, 1887-05-06

The following are the lists of grand and
petit jurors for the May term of court as
drawn by the jury board, consisting o.
Judge Fisher, Judge Lee and Count,
Clerk Jeffrey yesterday
GRAND JURY.
Frank Boulter, Cheyenne.
+. B. Sheldon, Cheyenne.
Isaac j. Hill, Fort Laramie.
q. o. Latham, Iron Mountain.
D G. Rich, Cheyenne.
John Morrison, Cheyenne.
j. +. Gross, Cheyenne.
W. l.. Clay, Chugwater.
John Talbot, Cheyenne.
NJ. E. Post, Cheyenne.
Charles Mol, Cheyenne.
Colin Hunter, Cheyenne.
T. w. Chaffee, Hillsdale.
Q. h. Irish, Cheyenne.
n. Baker, Lusk.
F. L. Joslin, Cheyenne.
PETIT JURY.
George Lyons, Cheyenne.
Gus Lehman, Cheyenne.
?. S. Hoyt, Cheyenne.
B. S. Hopkins, Cheyenne.
G. r Palmer, Cheyenne.
II. B. Rice, CHEYENNE.
VIM. Murphy, Cheyenne.
K. d. Murray, Cheyenne.
H. Harrington, Cheyenne.
B. B. Davidson. Iron Mountain.
John Smith, Cheyenne.
Charles G. Sears, Fort Laramie.
z. A. Campbell, Cheyenne.
f. 4. Cleary, Cheyenne.
John Peterson. Cheyenne.
liver johnson. Cheyenne.
H. + Teschemacher. Cheyenne.
David Clark, Upper Horse creek.
Geo. A. Emery, Cheyenne.
S. Doty, Fort Laramie.
Timothy Farrell, Cheyenne.
A. r. Whitley, Cheyenne.
A. r. Mitchell, IVA.
, 1887-05-06

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice Hqueurs and superine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets
, 1887-05-06

Fine lace curtains which were formally
sent to Chicago are now beautifully
laundried at Cheyenne Steam Laundry,
, 1887-05-06

Before QUILTING call ON Polack,
Clothier.
, 1887-05-06

Cheyenne Transfer company-From
five pounds per day to q carload at a time
Reasonable reductions to large consumers
, 1887-05-06

Hats cheaper than any house can sell
them, at POLACK'S.
, 1887-05-06

Engraving in all its branches Is done at
ZEHNER, BUEoHNER & Co.'S.
, 1887-05-06

Lots in Kelley's addition still on the go
and will soon be gone.
, 1887-05-06

of Baird. voorhees, Il Hammond's rail.
road section. Remember that the title is
based upon a United States patent to the
Union Pacific Railway company. Prices,
$l37 up Terms, one-third cash, balance
in sixty and one hundred and twenty days.
Call on the real estate agents for further
information.
, 1887-05-06

Treesi Trees!
My trees will be here on Monday next
when | will be ready to set them out.
d. FISK.
, 1887-05-06

& historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo,
, 1887-05-06

Madame E. Ardenne, ~clairvoyant and
palmist. Lucky lottery numbers given.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 103 r. 10Th ST.
, 1887-05-06

WANTED-Job on milk ranch; am an
A No. | mixer. Apply at Geo. Bes-
cherer's. JOE CALAIS.
, 1887-05-06
FOR SALE.

For SALE-Lots and blocks in Hol-
dredge addition. Hess, agent, Warren
mercantile building, Hill street.
, 1887-05-06

WANTED-A girl to do homework in
a small family. Inquire at Leader office.
, 1887-05-06

Good ranch for sale, thirty-fve miles
from Laramie City. Apply at this Office.
, 1887-05-06

FERRIs MOVES HOUSES
206 Efteenth,atreet.
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GazAr MARk-Dows In Parcrs
W. N. SINISTER SONS.

semi-annual reductions of Silks velvets and
Dress Goods.
We have decided to make special sale Of our
stock Of Elegant Dress Goods bsfors the holi.
dsy. giving the public an opportunity to buy
st lower prices than ever offered from the most
select and choice stock Of Fine snks, velvets.
Dress Goods. House Linens. blankets ana
Hosiery ever kept in this city.
SO pieces Fine French Dress Goods, reduced
from 81 25 TO 81.
from u to S5c.
e2o - ~ unisosm price q go. aau
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Tive Divorces Granted.

Yesterday Judge Merrick. In the Equity Court,
made four DEGREES OF divorce. In addition to the
two noted In yesterdays STAR he made decree In
the case Of Sarah E. Davis against william Henry
Davis on the grounds OF cruelty drunkenness,
and desertion. They were married February 2,
1867, her maiden name being Sarah Bladen. They
had SIX children, the eldest boy OF nineteen She
states that he frequently struck and beat her.
About six weeks after the birth OF their eldest
Intervention OF her mother would probably have
killed her. On March %, 1854, he deserted her
and they have not lived together since.
He also granted divorce In the case OF Eugene
were married August IA. 1877, In Cincinnati, OHIO
In November, 1881. ne states IN his BILL she abau-
doned him without cause or provocation, and has
ever since refused 70 live with him.
TEE You've MxNs REPUBLICAN, CLrB.-At meet
Ing OF the Young Mems Republican Club, held at
the Arlington Hotel last night of1cers were elected
as follows: Capt A. p. Cunningham, president;
J. A. PerkfnA INST vice-prestdent; Frank Rely,
second yice-presadent; corresponding secretary.
treasurer, Z A. Adams Delegates to New York
Convention, Capt A. r. Cunningham, A. T. Bis
sell, X. b. Bayey, b. y. Oliphant N. Frank Kelly:
aisernates. II. L Tod, J: A. Perkins, wm. Allen,
Hs WIFE LKpf Hin AND HE GETS DIVORCE
In the Equity Court this morning Judge Nerrfck
made decree Of divorce In the case Of Henry
h M,ropp. ": against sailie J. kropp The petition
the marriage Nay Ia 1sS5. ner maiden name
being Wetzei, and he charged that she Deserted
him one month after marriage, and has nos since
lived with him. He states That she said 70 MIN
her own hand, ana ssssrsed that she isis hin BE-.
and wanted 70 see somsthing q NE. :
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS.

WoSDERru1 BARsA1ss
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS one yard and half
wide pure silk and wool. very cheap at 81, reduced
C0L0RED SILK yELyETS. 81, reduced to soc
NEW STYLE HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, one
yard and half wide pure WOOL cheap at q. reduced
to fSc.
ASTRAKAN CLOTH. splendid quality, 81
BROADCLOTH for Ladies' Suits, pure wool one
yard and half wide. &1.l2h.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE, near 9TH st.
DON'T FAIL to ask for your handsome present if
You buy % or over or Sl0 or over. Towels Napkins
Table Linen, Handsome Bridal Quilts and Elegant
Corsets presented TO cash customers.
DOUBLE White Blankets, slightly soled, CLOS,
HAN6soME Plaid Black Silk Velvet, cheap at 81. 50,
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. immense size, ex.
trs heavy excellent quality, cheap ct 81, reduced
IRIC0 CLOTH. pure xool. wide double width. cash
wide double width all colors, great bargain ut 5Oc re-
Besutifal fEAID DRESS GOODS, le yard. for A..
LARGE sire Wool Lap Robes, e:I45
Feneh sATTINE COMFORTS. in large handsome
PIANO COVERS. handsomely embroidered. 81. rs.
ROYAL SERGE, wide double fold. IL yards Tor S2
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


Amusements T0.night.
NArroSAI--~Check ~, or Tooogganing.-
AIBAreHs.--Clsra Morris In Renee"
CSIvEKsAIisr CHrRcH. - Burmeister- Petersen
Piano Recital
HARRrs'.-"Augg's Landing
kTRSANs-variety.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Variety
srREII Rrsx.-Proi. Gleason, the Horse Tanner
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A NHw D1scovRRY.-The Rock and Rye Candy
Drops. which created q great sensation ON the
Hill and INDUCED In very freely by the boys, both
Large and small, In that location. A fair warning
10 an: Don't buy a cat In D bag. IL you want the
pure article would advise you 10 call at Xanders
and purchase some OF the fne Old pure Rye, which
Is prescribed by our medical faculty by the Tea
spoonful three times day.
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CHafsTx.s TREgs.-Brin2 all the little ones TO
see our Xmas tree. They are expecting santa
Claus 10 bring them something nice, and papas
and nlainLoss md every thing In The 10Y line at
the great ana popular &c. store, 4sS Ith street
northwest. The decorated tree Is attracting and
pleasing 10 all the little bright eyes that see IT,
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NIcuY-FsAxRp PICTURE makes most accept
able holiday present Wood Forsyth, leading
art dealers, 120S street
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Just received at K A. GOlden's Potomac River
Game and fish stalls Center Market large lot and
all sizes OF Chesapeake and Potomac River dia-
lnOnd back terrapAS.
They have the finest flavor OF ali the terrapins
that swim. Win be pleased to receive your order
early. Telephone call SAB
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DO You Med Az OvrncoAr,

Yon win ind sPRANSY'S stock Of Overcoats
varied. nessh beautiful goods. artistic styles.
novel fabrics, handsome and nns. Durable
Msltons. wear resisting Beavers. beautiful and
rich Eiysians. Wide VALE Diagonal Brown snd
Gray Corsscrsws. French lrontasnscs. plain or
Hik lining; Ill coicrs and shades fashionable;
light medium. or hesvy weighta Prices to
please everybody.
GEORGE sPRAxsx
osE.PslcE cIorH1ER
mo l34 sEvxxrz u NV.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS for the next ten days In por-
there's lace curtains table covers scarfs, &C. These
Foods are offered at wholesale prices tor cash.
call early before the assortment Is broken.
SINGLETON & FLETCHER. AIS 9TH st.
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FULL 1NE Of fancy chairs tables. caoinets
and other fancy furniture, suitable for holiday
presents, at wholesale prices
SINGH rOS a. FLETCHER, Al 9TH 81.
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COMPLETE line of winter Gloves, including Dog
skin Kid Buckskin Casters and Knit at lowest
prices Franc, the onePrice Furnisher Cor. It'll and
ID SIS
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So OvrsCoArs; they are handsomely-lined
throughout with satin. Eiseman Bros, manufac-
tIrerS. cor .tn and SIS.
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EATEN ny RArs-The wife OF q farmer, named
Henderson,, living In Cass county, Ind, having
occasion to visit the barn on her husbands farm,
took her nine months old child with her, and laid
him down a bale OF hay, while she attended 70
the feeding OF some cattle. suddenly, hearing
great uproar, and the child loudly crying, she
rushed To where she had Jeff IT, and 10 her horror
found ft surrounded by a score or large rats, who
she discovered were gnawing and tearing away
ferociously at what she had at first supposed was
her child. but which she later discovered, TO her
Intense happiness, large bottle OF Scotch oats
Essence which she was using for Neuralgia, and
which she had inadvertently ieft by the enllds
side.
one OF the rats IS afterward said 70 have re-
marked that there were more oats 10 the square
inch In that bottle than any OF the fraternity had
ever before seen. Whatever the rats opinion Is,
It Is certainly well-known by thousands OF people
that Scotch Oats Essence viii cure every form OF
Nervous Mental, Neuralgia and Hysterical disease.
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GO TO G. g.. COKSvELL 4 son and satisfy your
selves about quality and prices.
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COmdenseA Locals.

Geo. Msnke rled a bill yesterday against Edward
Wilde and ten others 70 remove claim from the
ute 70 LOT 5 In square asa, near Massachusetts,
casioned By misdescrption In q Will
The WoIaan's Relief Corps, department OF the
POTOMAC, g. A. X, has elected officers as follows:
President, Mrs.. J: W. Turner: yice-presidents Mrs
W. Odell ara Mrs. T. c. Monts; treasurer. Mrs
Capitol Ccuncil No $40 r. A.. LAST night elected
the following oiicers for the ensuing year: s Hell
Ter. regent; n. l. Hendrekson, vice regent; l. J.
collector; ). Brock, treasurer.
Mr.. J. Thomas Sotheron Of the bar OF the Mary
Johnson. sdnitted 70 The bar Of he supreme Court
OF the District to-day.
The junior class OF the National Law University
Was oryanizet last SATURDAY, and the following
officers were elected: ". /. Taylor, president; W.
l. Ford, vice president: ID. II. Shea, Secretary; W.
L. Aughinoaugh, treasurer.
In the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon the
case OF John Catey, indicted for the forgery OF q
check for $50 IN the name OF his employer John
La.ards was given 70 the jury. who returned q
Yesterday afternoon Vim Goodies, q colored boy
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west oy pony ridden by q messenger boy. He
Vas slightly hurt about the head, and was taken
70 ms nome i2oo sd street northwest BY On1cer
Aslight IRE occurred yesterday afternoon on the
occupied BY james =. Lotus. and owned by MA
Ardeeser, and damage TO the amount OF $50 was
. Al the annual mating Of the Iapor,no nens
frotectiye Cnlon No. 1. held last evening the fol-
owing trustees were elected: ChaS johnson, h
IL Freeman TnosI Harvey. chas> A. Lucas and
Geo. W. Dyer.
the four Alaskan girls who are visiting WASH
fngton. As mentioned In last nights STAR are en-
route 10 Mortified Mass, where they are 70 be
educated AL who would like 70 meet these Young
girls and hear them sing are invited TO the
church Of the Covenant tomorrow evening at half.
past.
RIAL ESTATE 1SvksrnKSrsL-Seldom Is there Of
Tered such an opportunity 20 secure investments
IN business property In the heart OF the city as II
presented In the sale OF houses 5l3 and SIS nh
street. between Z and streets northwest which
LAKES place tomorrow afternoon CfhursdAy, De-
cemoer l5,l at O'Clock. This property IL located
IN the very business center OF the CITY, with stable
accommodations In the rear, and q paying In
yesrmcnt be CHASED among the flrsf In the city,
should therefore receive the attention OF invest
ors and persons In search OF q good. permanent
stand for any class OF business-Adrt.
ATTENTION Is called TO the meeting OF the serial
savings and Building Association this evening q
1oclock al No. 6l5 TN street northwest stock
can low &c had nc u per share; per cent paid on
wNhdrzwn sock
kExpEIssonx Gcr<TErrR CLrB CoxcExrs.-The
le0grams for the Two entsxtainments Will De- en-
TREY distinct Only matinee seats are now 1sIc
BE advertisement.
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BAnsArss. watches. and jewelry. Frank Az Pa. av.
10000 TnrsxoxrrsRs, correct Hemplers Ave-
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COMPARATIVE WORTH or BAKING POWDERS

ROYAL ubsoasb Purs,,
GRANTS =.
RUMFORDS, nfreah.
HANFORDS, ~hsn nssh...
REDHEADS .......
CHARM So.
AAAZON Powder,~ o..
CLEvELANDSahor+v sos
PIONEER sanF Francisco.
CZAR.-...
DIR. PRICES
SNOW FLAKE carons....
LEWIS.
PEARL ondrews oo)...
HECKERS..
Andrews s.s.' ! Go ."Rsgsr*11
BULK sddo
RUMFORDS, when not fresh
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
As to Purity and Royal Baking
open ss ay $
otSsr % ns al and does not so9D hf dun
scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder absolutely g
Baking Powder purchased by myse4
Noe % Passs 5 aaK sub
naos analysed 1d, @ Of Royal Baking Pe. The
tn. ses sE es s c ss "fs S sSss @ s
SUCH Ss e@pnc and uni
H: S se v6 G eminent chemists physicians SCIENTISTS Boards
Norse comparative of various Baking
roand cn OF & DoWs % ana % made BY Prof she
each calculated practical by
experience few cents per pound
person facs. - " ~ NY
:sss s e sis.
al '' p'"0s' no matter no" high their strength
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NINE. BURNElsrER PETERSON gives this evening" at
the Untversalist church, the second Of the Plano
forte recttals with which she has favored the
Washington muscal public The lady made very
favorable impression at her first recital
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SIS OyERcoars In twenty different shades Else
man Bros. manufacturers, cor. 7th and sts.
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LOB RENT-HOUSEa


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threes Houses ntne rooms. suti9ne. oAk msn-
for o1& several very pretty e0ven-room Dwo1hngs:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

For Washington dressed beef 60 TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 62s, ts9 and go Center Market and 2O6 and
us Mort Dern Liberty. Corn beef q speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14
CALL A. psoor.s and see the Autoharps.

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